Even if the words coming out of Albert Edwards’ mouth were gloomy, the famously bearish Société Générale strategist was in his usual good mood on Tuesday.
It’s something that tends to catch people off guard when they meet him, he said.
“I’m quite a happy, upbeat person,” Edwards told BI. “As opposed to the miserable bastard I come across in my written work.”
These companies have performed at a high level and still trade at compelling prices.
After a rocky couple of months in the stock market due to uncertainty regarding U.S. trade policy, it seems the storm clouds, for now, are beginning to part. Meanwhile, some of the leading technology companies continue to demonstrate stellar business performance.
The option market makers that dominate US trading are taking a bigger share of volume in Europe. While the tariff-driven market turmoil in April boosted trading on both sides of the Atlantic, Europe …
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Fidelity is best known for its tactical approach to investing, placing a priority on adjusting to market dynamics.
And while a few of the best Fidelity ETFs give you cheap, passive exposure to broad-market benchmarks such as the Nasdaq Composite, the majority of offerings provide alternatives to typical index funds.
I’d love to be able to retire early. It’s not that I don’t want to work; I don’t want the stress of having to earn income to cover my living expenses.
My desire to become financially independent drives my investment strategy. My goal is to grow my passive investment income so that it will eventually cover my basic living expenses.
Investing in innovative technology leaders can help you build wealth over the long term. The tech-centric Nasdaq Composite has doubled in the last five years, and there are still opportunities to buy top tech stocks at attractive valuations relative to their growth prospects.
Here are two companies serving the increasing demand for artificial intelligence (AI) chips whose shares could potentially double in value by 2030.
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“In 2025 credit card debt is at all time highs.
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What India’s youth is witnessing today can be called a credit boom. Personal loans hit Rs 46 lakh cr in 2024, which is 20% higher than the previous year as per data from RBI. Credit cards and Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) schemes, trigger instant purchases, while doing which many forget the 36-40% interest rates that come along.
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Is Coca-Cola (KO 0.98%) Warren Buffett’s favorite stock? It might be, and it’s at least one of his favorites. He has praised it many times for a number of its features, and he’s used it on several occasions to demonstrate what he thinks constitutes a great business.